"Trei" == Trei B [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Trei On 30 Oct 1999, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
You have three main choices for maintaining a "session":
1) cookies
2) mangled URLs
3) hidden fields in forms
If "static HTML" can't do #2 or #3, you are stuck with #1.
No amount of module
:StripSession). It
makes sense to handle this in the URI translation phase of the request
loop. And I think that there are still ways to improve upon this concept.
If we want mod_perl to provide us the best possible web development
environment we need to contend with issues like session state with
On Mon, 01 Nov 1999, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
Uh, you still had to use one of the THREE METHODS I keep talking about:
1) cookies
2) mangled URLs
3) hidden fields
And in some cases:
4) User authentication
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On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Trei Brundrett wrote:
I'm reworking an existing web store CGI script to better handle shopping
carts. I'm going to use Apache::Session to manage these shopper sessions.
The store is a mixture of static HTML and CGI generated pages and I want to
maintain the session
- does anyone have anything in
development?
CGI::Cookie
Apache::Cookie
I appreciate your suggestions. I may be missing something in the
documentation for these modules, but they seem to rely on cookies. I need
to maintain session state WITHOUT cookies. As I said before this would be
easy if I
"Trei" == Trei B [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Trei I appreciate your suggestions. I may be missing something in the
Trei documentation for these modules, but they seem to rely on cookies. I need
Trei to maintain session state WITHOUT cookies. As I said before this would be
Trei easy
I'm reworking an existing web store CGI script to better handle shopping
carts. I'm going to use Apache::Session to manage these shopper sessions.
The store is a mixture of static HTML and CGI generated pages and I want to
maintain the session across the entire site.
The only issue I've
